I assume that my "User Name" is my email address, correct? I'm trying to log in under that assumption, but every time I click on "Log In" after entering email and password, nothing happens.

Not sure if Lifehacker broke it already, but there's a lot of lag and non-response when you try to create an account, and then log in with that account.

THIS is what this series should really be like. He tells us his 'hack' and then proceeds to expand on as to WHY he does that action or habit and how it fits into his life. Context makes this series so much deeper and satisfying. Would love to see more of that.

Would love for someone to recommend something this easy for Mac users.

Beat me to the Trello recommendation. I LOVE it.

Looks great but you can't delete any of the standard lists that they give you. You can edit them and rename them but those 4 are there, period.

I've been using this for a few days now and the one BIG improvement that I'd love to see is the ToDo and Main Focus be sync'd up between browsers. Then they could follow you from desktop to laptop to tablet to phone. Nice.

If you love cryptozoology and also want to learn some critical thinking skills, then Monster Talk is the podcast for you. They talk about Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, Mothman, Chucacabra and pretty much any other monster or unusual crypid you can imagine.
It's done by the folks over at Skeptic Magazine, so they…

You can become a paid member for $99 per year, or $9.95 per month and that unlocks everything on the site.

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Downloaded it, but unfortunately set up is NOT a breeze. You need to know your cars curb weight, tire size, proper inflation in PSI, and other things before you can start snapping away at your tires.
Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, but at the cost of "Free" you're not wasting a buck or more on it. Until it gets…

It's gorgeous, but I've been a big supporter and user of Habit List. Which is also gorgeous and seems to have a bit more functionality. Habit List

It grabs the article, any photos, and puts the direct link to the article in the note. It doesn't keep formatting. It looks more like a Web Clipper clip than anything else. Hope this answers your question!

I was one of the folks who jumped on the $99 Pro for life plan when they rolled it out. They said they were limited it to 5,000 people. Either they reconsidered that, hit that number pretty dang quick, or something.

This would be awesome as a Chrome plug-in because between Facebook and Reddit, it's a black hole of wasted time out there.

It's pretty, I'll give it that, but when I choose the "vegan" option and they recommend I eat a ham and cheese sandwich for lunch, I think that perhaps they might want to refine their recommendations a BIT more :)

Perfection! Thank you for your kindness, Alan.

Testify, brother. I thought the "VIP" xml feed was suppose to spare us the click through and allow us to read the entire article from our reader. Guess THOSE days are gone.

Thank you, DeeBee for your great response! I appreciate it!